It Has Nothing to Do with You (Gintama Fanfiction, Hijikata/Gintoki)

The story of Hijikata + OTAKU Fourteen Who says OTAKU can't attack? So what if it's just a scumbag attack? Look at OTAKU's backbone~ What I want to say is, this was originally written before "Bad Personality", the reason why Mr. Otaku 14's plot was not used in that short story collection, now do you understand? Because I have to use this passage to write a long story~~Hehehehe~ Actually, this is a piece of two articles that have not been posted yet, put together. I get nervous as soon as I write the introduction, and I can't compress the content well, so I might as well not say more about my interest in reading the content myself. The topic notes seem to be too long... And I always get complaints, but I think it's a bit unfair to deceive people if the title is not clearly written. Is this an introduction? Okay, this isn't an introduction, it's a disclaimer Original comic background (from Baidu Encyclopedia): At the end of the Edo period (20 years ago), a mysterious alien called "Celestial Being" (あまんと) attacked. As a result, the war between the people on earth and the heavenly beings broke out immediately, and a large number of warriors and patriots from the anti-barbarian faction participated in the battle against the heavenly beings. After the shogunate saw the great strength of the gods, they finally bowed to the gods and gave up on the samurai. He signed an unequal treaty with heavenly beings without authorization and allowed them to enter the country. Later, the "Abandoned Sword Order" was issued, taking away the samurai's swords, leaving them unable to resist. Since then, gods have been tyrannical, and the shogunate has been influenced and even controlled by gods, becoming a "puppet regime." In such an era, there is a story about the life of a man who was down and out, but always carried out his samurai way and his companions. (If you haven't read it, please search for the comics or the animation.) Although the plot is fabricated, the background of the original work is still used after all. The era label is very confusing! ! In fact, it's not wrong to change it to modern times == But the Edo period is still considered ancient o(╯□╰)o. In the end, I chose antique, even though it didn't describe anything ancient - including the previous article. I would like to explain it here. . . ) Intention: